Faculty of Engineering

The University of Georgia’s campus and culture have been shaped to educate engineers in a liberal arts environment. UGA’s land-grant designation in 1862 began a legacy of engineering education stretching to the present day and beyond. Conferring engineering degrees continuously since 1868, UGA stands poised to lead in educating engineers for the 21st century.

Innovatively organized to capture the convergence of engineering with the arts, sciences and humanities, the Faculty of Engineering employs the principles of entrepreneurship, globalism and lifelong learning. It creates an environment that reaches beyond traditional discipline-based teaching, research and outreach. Academic programs are designed to graduate engineers who interweave technical excellence, innovative curiosity and humanistic consciousness into the practice and profession of serving society’s needs.

The use-inspired research paradigm prepares them for careers devoted to the integration of discoveries from multiple disciplines. These open pathways in the distinct setting of the University of Georgia provide a unique opportunity for a broad educational experience to match the complexity of today’s world.

Director
E. Dale Threadgill

Contact Information
The UGA Faculty of Engineering
Driftmier Engineering Center
Athens, Georgia 30602-4435
706/542-8839
http://www.engineering.uga.edu

Founded
2001

Member Faculty
107

Undergraduate Students
Admission began in Fall Semester 2007
Official statistics due Spring Semester 2008 – Office of Institutional Research (link)

Graduate Students
Admissions began in Fall 2007
Official statistics due Spring Semester 2008 – Office of Institutional Research (link)

Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science
Biochemical Engineering
Computer Systems Engineering
Environmental Engineering

Master of Science
Biochemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering